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When I Was a Child, I Talked Like a Child, I Thought Like a Child, I Reasoned Like a Child. When I Became a Man, I Put the Ways of Childhood behind Me
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In my country in the part of Southeast Asia young people love to say this; “I have a western mindset.” they mean freethinker; they think it’s cool when you said that in society. What they don’t know is even people in western area are struggling just as much as them with their minds. You know a person is not free to think when you saw his actions and the decisions he made, only the truth can set us free!
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In this modern age, many people, particularly the young, have been injected with many teachings of how to conduct themselves in society in order to be successful or fit. As if that’s not enough, churches stress them with bunch of instructions of how to conduct themselves toward God. They believe as “the mature in faith” it is their responsibilities to prompt the prompt.
Instead of making more people to grow in their faith, they caused some of them to walk away from the Way. Instead of being alive some of them are being killed slowly but sure. They think life is already complicated, why would need God if He can only add another problem in life. So as “the mature” they decided to choose neither God nor world ever since, they count on themselves. Without realize this also means for both God and the world! Can anyone serve two masters?
The worst is churches generalize them all as the “unrepentant generation” without thinking to change the way they reach these kinds of people. Talking about things that have nothing to do with the Truth. The truth that causes The Father to rejoice and to hold a great feast is the prodigal son. This condition brings no good to either side, let alone God! Do they ever think that watching His sheep being untended and quarrel with each other from above is not something God loves to do. They should have repented themselves!
That’s why in this book you will hear God speaks to you from your very own perspective. For you have every right to enjoy the kind of life you always wanted to live when you are grown up. Only God can judge us, cheers!
About the Author
Sylvia Sitompul’s Father is a king, and that makes her a princess!